As one of the earliest "going global" national teams since China's reform and opening-up and a key force in building the Belt and Road Initiative with high quality, China Machinery Engineering Corporation (CMEC) has recently reported multiple successes across Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas. Covering industry, energy, logistics, and construction sectors, these overseas projects are advancing the international presence of Chinese equipment and technology, highlighting the group's engineering strength and sense of responsibility. 

CMEC delivers its first batch of grain hopper cars to clients in Argentina

CMEC recently delivered the first batch of narrow-gauge grain hopper cars for the Argentine railway market under an EPC general contracting led by CMEC headquarters. The project introduces Chinese-designed and manufactured braking systems compatible with existing Argentine rolling stock, tailored for the country's narrow-gauge network. Once operational, the new cars are expected to add 400,000 tons of annual carrying capacity to Argentina's railways, significantly improving agricultural logistics efficiency and enhancing the competitiveness of Argentine agricultural products in international markets, injecting new momentum into the country's freight rail system.

CMEC to build Cameroon's Customs Administration headquarters

CMEC has won the bid for the construction of the headquarters building of the Cameroon Customs Administration. Located in a new administrative district near the Presidential Palace in Yaoundé, the project is a key initiative led by the Ministry of Finance to enhance the overall image of customs institutions. The project will establish a regional benchmark for green building. Upon completion, it will provide a modern office environment for the Cameroon Customs Administration, substantially improve its administrative efficiency, and serve as a symbol of the country's new image and the friendship between China and Cameroon.

First gas injection into the world's largest underground salt cavern natural gas storage facility completes

China CAMC Engineering Co., Ltd. (CAMCE), a member of Sinomach Engineering Group, has completed the first gas injection at the Tuz Lake gas storage facility Phase II project in Turkiye, covering wells 14 (the first well), 15, and 20. All operational parameters of the system are currently stable. As a key energy strategy project for Turkiye, this facility will become the world's largest underground salt cavern gas storage site upon completion, significantly easing domestic oil and gas supply pressures. To ensure smooth gas injection, the project team closely coordinated with consortium partners, main equipment suppliers, and commissioning units, planned in advance and implemented detailed measures, laying a solid foundation for subsequent project acceptance and handover.